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compute the atomic weight of an atom whose theoretical density is 133g/mol .the atomic radius of...

compute the atomic weight of an atom whose theoretical density is 133g/mol .the atomic radius of an atom is 0.1445 nano meters.the unit cell of the atom has FCC crystal structure

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unit of theoretical density typed in problem is wrong. I have assumed the value of density 133 g/cc and had solved the problem accordingly. please recheck the problem statement once again and if you have still any doubt, let me know in the comment section.

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